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Finally someone decided to challenge OPS.
Finally someone decided to challenge OPS.
Bizarre. I’d love to know the story on this timeline.
Bizarre. I’d love to know the story on this timeline.
I'm confused. What seems to frost the adjudicator's gourd is that he entered into a relationship with the wife and "took advantage of her" when she seemed to like the relationship long enough to have three kids with him.Responding to a domestic violence call is not a dating service.
Did they have like a misconduct bingo card they were trying to fill? Good grief…Saskatoon: ERT parties with motorcycle gang member, undercover cops, and officer chokes another officer.
According to Reddit, one of the ERT officers suspended is the son in law of the chief... So you may be on to something...Did they have like a misconduct bingo card they were trying to fill? Good grief…
According to Reddit, one of the ERT officers suspended is the son in law of the chief... So you may be on to something...
That seems on brand…Saskatoon: ERT parties with motorcycle gang member, undercover cops, and officer chokes another officer.
In Winnipeg that's Tuesday....I am jokingSaskatoon: ERT parties with motorcycle gang member, undercover cops, and officer chokes another officer.
In Winnipeg that's Tuesday....I am joking
In other news one of our ne'er do wells in Winnipeg is suing a grocery store for the staff beating the fuck out of him for trying to steal a car from the parking lot.
It was long believed that Pauline Mullins Pusser, the wife of the legendary Tennessee sheriff Buford Pusser, was shot and killed in an ambush meant for her husband, but new evidence suggests that it was the late sheriff who killed his wife.
A Tennessee Bureau of Investigation report uncovered "inconsistencies in Buford Pusser's statements to law enforcement and to others," District Attorney Mark Davidson said at a press conference Friday.
Law enforcement uncovered physical, medical, forensic, ballistic and reenactment evidence that contradicted the McNairy County sheriff's account of his wife's 1967 murder.
The sheriff's story inspired the movie "Walking Tall" in 1973 and several sequels, a 2004 remake and several books, Davidson said.
Buford Pusser died in a car accident in 1974.
"This case is not about tearing down a legend, it is about giving dignity and closure to Pauline and her family and ensuring that the truth is not buried with time," Davidson said.